Very Important Tip for GATE Aspirants 🤔🤔🫡🫡🫡

The instructor opens by addressing a flood of student emails expressing anxiety about whether they have enough time to prepare for the GATE exam, with only 6-7 months remaining. Many students are worried because they've heard advice on YouTube suggesting the syllabus must be completed by August or September at the latest, leaving 4-5 months for practice.

He counters this advice with his signature saying 'suno sabki, karo man ki' (listen to everyone, but do what your heart says), warning that rushing through syllabus completion will actually hurt a student's rank. His core argument is that 'life is in the theory, not in the questions' — professors create questions from their theoretical knowledge, meaning theory is the foundation and cannot be reverse-engineered from questions alone.

The instructor strongly discourages attempting to infer theory from solving questions, at least at this stage of preparation. He recommends focusing on proper conceptual understanding with detailed note-taking, arguing that a thorough single pass through the syllabus enables faster revision and test series completion later. He even states that completing the syllabus as late as December is manageable, and that one month of focused revision can still yield good results.

He acknowledges an exception — a student named Karan Suthar who achieved AIR 35 without making detailed notes — but clarifies that exceptions should never be generalized. His guidance is based on experience mentoring approximately 1 lakh students. He closes by warning against short 30-40 hour courses, citing the rise of MSQ (Multiple Select Questions) in GATE as a reason why deep, detailed study of 70-80 hours per subject is now necessary, and promotes his own paid courses.